Tehran – Iran on October 27 (local time) warned it would retaliate against sources of attack on its territory. The statement came amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.
Speaking at a press conference, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kanaani affirmed: 'Iran has the legitimate right to self-defense and will respond appropriately to any violation of its territory from any source.' He stressed that Tehran is closely monitoring the situation and will not tolerate provocations.
Observers suggest the statement signals a tough stance toward regional rivals, particularly Israel and the United States. Earlier, Iranian media reported explosions near military facilities, though no party has claimed responsibility.
The move comes as the international community calls for restraint to avoid conflict escalation. The United Nations and many countries have urged dialogue, but Tehran insists it will not remain passive if its territory continues to be threatened.
No further details are yet available on specific attacks or Iran's planned response. The situation will be updated as events unfold.
